Things To Do in Greenwater, Washington

The loop trail leaving Tipsoo Lake meanders through meadows that offer some of the best views of Mount Rainier found anywhere. The route is relatively flatit rolls up and down but has no ridiculous... More on Trails

On a nice day, the Naches Peak loop is one of the best hikes around. The vi More on Trails

A 5.6-mile trail leading to a look out tower offering views of glaciers, ... More on TripAdvisor

We arrived for the first snow of the year - about 1/2" on the ground but bl More on Trails

At 11,138 feet, Little Tahoma (commonly referred to as Little T) weighs in as Washington States third-highest summit. Its significance, however, is often dwarfed because it has such a popular neighbor, Mount Rainier. An ascent up ... More on Trails

Directly south of the Crystal Mountain ski area are three basins: Silver, Campbell, and Crystal. Slopes in these basins provide fine skiing. Silver Basin is now fully incorporated into the Crystal ... More on Trails

The hike to the top of Silver King is done on an easy boot packed trail. Ju More on Trails

This should be the most famous road-to-trail in the country. Unfortunately, the wagon tracks have been ground away by thousands of off-road vehicles. In 1853, the first train of thirty-six wagons c... More on Trails

Road/trail is off limits to ORVs from November 15 to July 15. It was a ver More on Trails

Of all the rides along the Cascade Range, this is the must-do course for Washington mountain bikers. Situated on one of Washingtons most popular ski resorts, this ride features an extremely aerobic... More on Trails

I've done this ride at least 9 or 10 times. It's a classic. However, there' More on Trails

You'll fall in love with our charming chalet suites & honeymoon cabin at Mt. Rainier's Sunrise entrance. Tucked among 150-foot tall firs, you can swim in our pool, soak in our hot tub ... More on experiencewa

A sense of remoteness, 2,000-foot runs, and better-than-average weather characterize the Summerland tour. Ice axes and crampons are suggested for this tour. For all tours in Mount Rainier National Park, call (360)569-2211 for weather ... More on Trails

The Cowlitz Chimneys, a group of prominent rock towers, dominate the skyline east of Mount Rainier when seen from Sunrise. The Chimneys are set among glaciers with 1,000 feet of local relief. This is a challenging tour because of ... More on Trails

A huge fall line run, manageable crevasse risk, and reasonable access (so long as the White River Road is open) make the Interglacier an outstanding snowboard ... More on Trails